11 Master's degrees in Ceramics and Sculpture in New York, United States

The Ceramics program of Rochester Institute of Technology develops your intellectual and artistic thinking through an extensive curriculum.

The Art - Sculpture M.F.A. at The City University of New York is a 48-credit postgraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. This intensive course focuses on technical mastery and contemporary practice, providing students with private studios and access to prestigious gallery exhibitions in New York City.

Sculpture at New York Academy of Art provides students with a functional-working understanding of the conceptual and formal means of expression through study of traditional modeling of the human figure by hand.

Blending theory with applied studies. The Ceramic Engineering program of Alfred University provides students with practical, hands-on experience in solving real-world ceramics problems, often with industrial partners as mentors.

The Fine Arts - Sculpture Curriculum at Pratt Institute encourages experimentation and cross-disciplinary exploration of 3D and 4D thinking and making. Diverse approaches draw on traditional and cutting edge concepts and encompass a full spectrum of techniques.

The graduate Sculpture program at State University of New York at New Paltz embraces and cultivates the diversity and complexity of what is defined as sculpture today. The program supports investigations that encompass installation, intervention, performance, sound, video, new media as well as more traditional approaches to sculpture.

The Ceramics program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth offers the opportunity for concentrated studio work involving both technical and conceptual challenges. Through questioning and experimentation, students work to consolidate materials and processes while developing strong conceptual and expressive ideas.

The #1 ranked ceramic art Master's program in the country. The Ceramic Art program at Alfred University has a distinguished history as a center of ceramic art innovation, research and education.

The Ceramics program at State University of New York at New Paltz cultivates the conceptual, technical, and professional growth of its graduate students by providing an environment balanced among pragmatic skill development, critical and theoretical dialogue, and intensive studio research geared toward a process of making and thinking, resulting in innovative and dynamic outcomes.

We encourage students to discover their identity through their work. The Sculpture program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth is specifically designed to prepare students for a professional commitment to their art. 

The Sculpture-Dimensional Studies program from Alfred University fosters progressive creative growth while stimulating innovative technical and conceptual development in each individual student.